Amber Five

by Betty Beaty

Life on the airways wasn't all glamour. Sally was thrilled when she began her new job as stewardess for Lancing Airways. She quickly made friends with her co-workers and her future looked bright. There was only one major problem. She found it impossible to get along with the airline's stern, uncompromising director, Dick Sutherland. He was a man who demanded utmost efficiency and would brook not the slightest slipup. In spite of all her efforts to avoid trouble, a clash was inevitable.

Genres: Romance

220 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1958

About the author

As an author for Harlequin Romance, Betty Beaty published nine romance novels. She was also known as Catherine Ross, Betty Smith and Karen Campbell.

Reviews

[Margo]

Very Betty Beaty, but not her best effort. The MCs spent very little time together, and his romantic gestures were often spelled out by others.

[Karen]

Ah the romance of the airlines. A shame that this one was a bit light in the romance department. Needed more interactions between the heroine and her swain, rather than with the OM.